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How To Change Difficulty On Your The Lord of the Rings Return to Moria Server

The Lord of the Rings Return to Moria includes multiple difficulty presets to quickly configure your server; this guide will cover using existing presets along with how to use custom difficulty settings.

Changing Difficulty Presets

Note

You must create a new world to change difficulty settings. You can do so by changing World Name in Startup Parameters.

  1. 1
    Access the Game Host Bros Panel and Stop your server.
  2. 2
    Go to File Manager and open MoriaServerConfig.ini.
  3. 3
    Under [World.Create] look for Difficulty.Preset and enter one of the following presets:
    • story, solo, normal or hard.
  4. 4
    Go to Startup Parameters.
  5. 5
    Change World Name to generate a new world.
  6. 6
    Start your server.

Custom Difficulty Configuration

Here's how to set custom difficulty settings in LotR Return to Moria; this allows you to adjust individual settings.

  1. 1
    Access the Game Host Bros Panel and Stop your server.
  2. 2
    Go to File Manager and open MoriaServerConfig.ini.
  3. 3
    Under [World.Create] edit Difficulty.Preset to custom.
  4. 4
    Edit your desired custom difficulty settings and click save.
  5. 5
    Go to Startup Parameters.
  6. 6
    Change World Name to generate a new world.
  7. 7
    Start your server.

Here are all of the difficulty settings for LotR Return To Moria, and what each of their possible values are:

SettingPossible Values verylow, low, default, high, veryhigh
CombatDifficultyverylow, low, default, high, veryhigh
EnemyAggressionlow, default, high, veryhigh
SurvivalDifficultyverylow, low, default, high
MiningDropsverylow, low, default, high
WorldDropsverylow, low, default, high
HordeFrequencyverylow, low, default, high, veryhigh
SiegeFrequencyverylow, low, default, high, veryhigh
PatrolFrequencyverylow, low, default, high, veryhigh
Tip

The possible values are verylow, low, default, high and veryhigh. Not all settings have these parameters, however, they will automatically default to the nearest value, for example low or high instead.

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